How to disable MySQL logs and delete mysql logs

How to disable MySQL logs and delete mysql logs
By default, log files are enabled for MySQL installed in the one-click LNMP installation package. If data operations are frequent, a large number of logs are generated, generate a mysql-bin.0000 * similar file under/usr/local/mysql/var/, and usually in dozens of MB to several GB, even more will eat the entire hard disk space, mysql is always unable to start or report errors, such as feedback from vps Forum users. How to disable the MySQL Log function: delete logs: Run:/usr/local/mysql/bin/mysql-u root-p enter the password to log on and then run: reset master; then enter: quit exits mysql command mode. Permanently disable MySQL logs: Modify/etc/my. cnf file, find the log-bin search = mysql-binbinlog_format = mixed and add the # above the two lines, comment it out, and then execute/etc/init. d/mysql restart. Or directly go to the directory/usr/local/mysql/var/to delete the log file!